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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

Specially at The King Street Theptre.-This
evening another fne speciality company will
open at the King street theatre. The name that
heads the list Is that Of Charles H. Duncan. the
celebrated vocalist Rosie Daley, q charming
serio comic Chase and Daley. song and dance
men George Barlow, Dutch comedian, Gilmore
and Gordon. singers. and Daily ana Devere,
Irish comedians. This company should draw
largely all week.
Ida Lstois his Week Ida Lewis dramatic
company opens in the opera house this evening.
The Pottsville Miners Journal says OF her
1.-THE play was strong comedy drama entitled
'Ihs Lishtn'ng's Flash, or Stricken Blind In
which Miss Lewis appeared as Run Oakley, q
character which she personated with great
naturalness and power. Although the feature
OF the play are strong emotional scenes there
are some co nedy Incidents in It which relieve
II OF its sombre character"
The Printers Bal.-This evening there Will
be large crowd in Mannerchor hall, when the
printers of this city hold their ball, for which
they have been preparing for some time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
Now York stocks.

NV YORK. May ?. l;S p. m.-Money loaned
at i6I5 per cent Exchange quiet, o. s-Gt ss.
Governments steady. Currency SIS, d d bid; ts
Coup. q - bid ks DO. q 10 bid.
Transactions on the stock exc hange were on q
limited scale, and d. a,ings were without feature
of interest except in the case Of n. Y. 4 n. ,
which stock was quite heavily pressed for sale
Ut intervals. The tone of the general market
was weak and prices went gradually lower from
the opening up to midday. N. \. 4 n. 4 led
the decline, and at the hour named prices were
OF = to III per cent from the closing prices on
Saturday. A. the present writing the mar ket 4:
lu'l.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
Tho Straw Cutter Did II

Two children OF Jacob Wissler, Of Ephrsta.
were playing in the yard Of their fathers resi-
dence on Sunday at Q straw cutter, when one
Of the children accidentally got its hand under
the knife. The index finger Of the left hand
was almost severed and the next finger badly
cut. DR.. McCaa dressed the wound and has
hopes OF saving the finger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

The company OF the Melville Sisters closed
their engagement on Saturday evening when
" The Galley Slave " was presented. The
audience was large and the performance gave
satisfaction. The silver ice pitcher was won
by Perry Lehman. Ida Lewis opens to.
night
The King street theatre had q large audi. .
ence on Saturday evening and the same pro.
grsmme ss upon other evenings was given.
To night the All Star company, headed b.
Charles Ii. Duncan, opens
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
Lsncas,risns iu Phi lad dsIph,s.

Henry W. Gundaker's funeral from his
late residence, No loo Mt Vernon street, on
Saturday was largely attended.
Professor John B. Dsaver, OF the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania, delivered his first
lecture at the Philadelphia hospital clinics,
Saturday morning, to large audience.
Alice Heinly, otherwise Annie Esstop,
who mystitied the police authorities by It's
sue of falsehoods, was on Saturday placed in
the House OF the Good Shepherd by the
Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
Sale of Horses.

Samuel Hess, suctioneer, sold ct public
sale on Saturday, for II. c. Linville at his
sale and exchange stables, Millersville, IL
head of Virginia horses at an average price OF
Sl1i % per head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
Put on Their Summer Csps.

The train men and depot employees OF the
Pennsylvania railroad today donned their
white canvas caps which they wear during
the summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

Headquarters for Choice Flowers, Plants, Etc
Mr.. Geo. w. Schroyer, the enterprising.
florist, has opened central headquarters at
ii3 North Queen street, where will be found
an endless variety OF choice flowers and
plants of ALI kinds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

THE LATESr.-JUST THE THING
4 for business purposes-scotcn .CnSvio!
Troussrs. We have them IN twsnSy c,1sLc1S nCs,SSN
all end go them. A full line OF scotch Chsvsot
sa'a3E;s e nSesiiss PS'eliss TAILORING.
no. n Nogth Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

The Young Peoples Literary Society Of st
Johns Lutheran church will give free en-
tertanment in the church this evening at
o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

CHICAGO, May 2, p. m.-Market oneren
Aug, SgAc. NHS' "uS' o'He''
Corn shay. s7xc june. ss,Ic Jrr ~.
paIsESoy' Ppa1ss-MSay' oS %%e June. ssAc July. &c.
Aug, Is. "' ""H s'"
. snort Ribs, May. u an June. n %; July
cIosIy0.
Aug, sac.
.Hrn.@aaay. S7ssc; June. oa,lc July. Glc.
Osts-nay. ass4c; June. 2sxc; July, .s,.
POrk-May, o2S b. June. el3 30
LardT1ay. " 50; June. U 81 July. u 05
kibs:nay, q 40; june. q 90; July. q 20
Aug 81 ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

A stated meeting of the Young Mems Chris.
tad association will be held this evening at 5
O'Clock. Important business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

SIGNED ESTATE OF CASPER
"A kphler and wife, OF Lancaster city, Ian.
caster county. Casper G h er and wife. OF Ian.
caster city, having by deed Of voluntary assign.
ment. dated April Ii. 1857. assigned and trans
ferred all their estate and effects to the under
sianed for the benent OF the creditorsot the said
persons indebted tn said assiguor. to make pay
ment to the undersigned without delay, and
those having claims to present them to
MICHAEL HABERBUSH.
VALENTINE SHE'D,
Assignees.
Residing in Lancaster city.
JOHN A. (oYLE, Attorney. aprll6tdM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02
philadelphia Cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA, May a-Beef cattle, receipts
for week were-Beevse 1850; sheep 1000; Hogs.
5000; Hogs, 6,OOO.
beef cattle fairly active Extra. sk0ea<c ;good.
60okc; medium. lk04kc common. l04l<c.
shsep fairly active sxtis, tk9sc good. SO
6Ac; medium, 6G1<c; common t04k0 Lambs,
ssh&!c shesred sheep, 80+7<Si She6red lambs.
aOss ACTIVE State. sXoske, good. 1kOss.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

DUBLIC SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
Furniture "wednesday, May 4th, at 2
O'Clock p. m. on balcony OF Northern Market,
walnut parlOr suit with InRI BILE top centre table,
walnut dining room suit, nne extension table
and chairs solid walnut marble top chamber
suit, one suit oak finish cane seat chairs new
range and stoves, Kitchen dresser and furni.
turs. BilENKN \ 3 RrJ EIEuT
"SSVo1- AuctiOneers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-02

~ Il $ D n A B l. T. REQUISITE, RE.
~ FINED CamphOr ana Insect Powder are
standard remedies In preventing the ravsges of
moths. large stock of both CT the finest grade
attainable. at
HUBLEY's DRUG Store,
~ West King Street
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS,

The Illinois river Improvement eonven-
ton opened at Peoria on the 11th with
over six hundred delegates in attendance.
THREE new cases and one death from
yellow fever were reported at Tampa,
Fla, on the 11th. Citizens have organized
a relief association. Proper precautions
have been taken TO prevent the spread Of
the disease
A DELEGATION of the Oneida Indian
tribe of Wisconsin had an interview with
Secretary Lamar on the 1fth in regard to
taking the lands in severaltv. They also
presented certain matters affecting tho in
terests of the tribe, among which was a
request for an appropriation of $500, 900 to
set them up in farming.
THE greatest ball game of the season
was the third of the worlds championship
series, played at Detroit, Mich, on the
18th. Thirteen innings were required to
decide it, the score finally resulting to
in favor of the Detroits.
The American Bankers Association be-
gan it's annual convention at Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the 18th.
FRENCH and Italian ill-feeling appears
to be intensifying because of Italy's al
lance with Germany.
SNew began falling at Utica, N. Y, on
the morning of the 18th. 1t was the first
of the season.
THE Interstate Commerce Commission
resumed its open sessions on the 18th. All
the commissioners were present.
The United States steamship Adams
has been dispatched to the Samoan islands
to protect American interests.
SNOW storms, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, prevailed in England and
Wales, on the 18th. Roads in Wales were
blocked with snow.
A DEPuTATIoN of London paupers de.
manded assistance from the authorities on
the 18th, but received only rebuke.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON received
telegram on the 18th from Deputy Col
Iector Spencer at Tampa, Fla, saying
that one death and three new cases of yell
low fever had occurred since last report,
but that the situation seemed more hope
full.
1T may be put down as a settled fact
thai the Government officials will do all in
their power to thoroughly investigats the
many recent complaints made by people
in Iowa regarding the eviction of settlers
from lands.
THE jury at Mitchellstown, Ireland, rem
dered q verdict OF murder against In.
spector Brownrigg, Sergeants Kirwan,
Ryder and Brennan and Constables Gavan
and Doran. After the verdict the coroner
issued warrants for the arrest Of Hea d
Constable Brcwnrigg and the other police
men found guilty by the jury.
THE Detroits shut the ST. Louis Bsowns
out in the fourth game Of the worlds
.ehampionsbip series ~ Pittsburgh, Pa,
on The 18th. BY score of S TO D.
MEr oFwAB Of al Nations are as-
semblng at Morocco.
THE laternatione snoampmens 81 Chr
oago has NOT been snccsss financially
The local companies hfe receiving no cash
ou primes awarded, and the visiting com
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
A Luz

Adventure OF .oS VINE
was Close Danger.
NY remarks re, Ag Co empty houses
have called forth the following from
correspondent of mine:
A gentleman of this city. living on
Beacon street. was accustomed during
the absence Of his family at Nahant to
occupy room in his city house on
stormy nights when he was unable to
reach that stormy promontory with hia
yacht One Saturday night, being
forced by heavy rain and absence Of
wind to give up his projected trip, he
returned to his residence. unlocked the
door, entered and proceeded to light
a candle which he usually left on the
hall table. He was struck by diminu.
ton of its size, and knowing that he
alone possessed the keys of the house,
his suspicious were aroused and he
fastened to his bedroom for pair OF
queerly mounted revolvers which he
Kept in his bureau drawer. He found
them gone. but being plucky man
he started on tour of inspection, and
taking first the rooms opening on the
front staircase. he proceeded to the at
tic and from there down the back stairs
to the cellar. On arriving there he
pushed open the door, and standing up
on the doorsilI. examined the place, but
finding nothing to excite his suspicious
he returned to his room, put out his
light and went to bed. About two
years after two burglars were captured
in New Jersey and sentenced, one Of
them capitally for murder The man.
before his execution, asked for pen
and paper, saying he wished to write
to a certain Mr.. Gin Boston. This
was granted, and he wrote the gentle
man that il he examined the top of a
certain beam in his cellar he would
find his revolvers. which he and his
mate had removed from bis bureau
on the night referred to when his sus.
picions were aroused. and added that
he had followed him closely while lM
was scanning his rooms and finally
had concealed himself behind the eel.
lar door. which had hidden him when
Mr.. C-opened it The burglar added
'.It was lucky for you that you didn't
look behind the door. as was ready
for you with knife. "--Bosto's Post.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19

II beats al, the lies some psT'7is
can tell in order 80 gain > hstis l'n
erty-
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
CONDENSED TELEGHAMs.

WILLIAM HARVEY, son of the Rev. VIII.
lam Harvey of Georgetown College, saqt
and mortally wounded James H. Coleman
on the 14th in quarrel over game Of
pool at Harrisburg, KY. Harvey is II
wears old and Coleman was two years
older
THE health authorities of New York
issued public notice on the l4th that there
was no danger whatever to be feared from
cholera from the patients ON the steamer
Alesia. There have been no new cases
developed on Hoffman Island since the
night OF October 7, and the Alesia's pas
sengers there are in exceptionally favora.
BILE sanitary condition.
SOME mysterious disease is killing the
cattle in Champagne county, ILL., A score
or more have died within few days
Prominent stockraisers think IL results
from the water famine, which was espe-
cially severe In that locality, some cattle
not having drink oftener than once or
twice a!week for three months. Another
cause is thought TO be the excessive amount
Of smut ON green corn which has been fed
since the pasture failed in the latter part
Of the summer.
THE New York Times says; According
to the most excellent authority, specula-
tion over the successorship TO the seat on
the bench OF the United States Supreme
Court made vacant by the death of Justice
w oods, OF Louisiana, may As well end,
for L. Q G. Lamar has been selected for
the place.
X. G. DUN a. Co. take rather discour-
aging view Of the trade outlook, conse-
quent upon the low prices of American
products. The financial condition Of the
South, excepting Texas, IL better than for
several years past.
A FOREIGN corporation, the Matador
Land and Cattle Company, Incorporated
In Scotland, having applied for the fling
of its charter 10 DO business in Texas, the
matter was submitted to the Attorney
General, who decides that the laws will
not allow foreign corporation to exercise
any extraordinary franchise or TO do an
act contrary to tho laws or the public
policy of the State.
Ar Helena, Ark, ON the 14th, DIR. X. O.
Moore was acquitted OF the charge Of
numbering Mr.. Warren Siniser. The trial
excited considerable attention owing to
the prominence OF the parties.
SUIT was instituted In the United States
Court AZ Little Rock, on the l4th, by the
Bell TelephoDe Company against the
Southern Company. The petition recites
that the Edison patent, which plaintiffs
own, has been iufringed upon by The de-
fendants' mecbiess. and perpetual IN
j9nctio Il asked
GEApN0EY NJ. pxFHW, ir 81 iutss~is~ a.
35' 1ouision the lAth, predlcts collapse Ia
I'll estate and q hnancial cyclone, but
khinks mach OF the trouble viii be dx
Mounted beforshsrd
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
orea. American Inventions.

The fifteen great American inven-
tions Of worldwide adoption are; /,
the cotton gin; 2, the planning machines
s. the grass mower and reaper; 4. the
rotary printing press; 5, navigation by
steam. 6. the hot-air engine; Z, the
sewing machine; 8. the India-rubber
industry; 8 the machine manufacture
of horseshoes; 10, the sand-blasts for
carving; IL, the gauge lathe; IL the
grain elevator; 13, artificial ice-making
on large scale; IA, the electric mag
net and its practical application; 10.
the telephone - Chicago Necs.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
A Bright Future.

"When / was twenty-one years OF
age.n he said. II thought that if l
wasn't rich at thirty would be too
old to enjoy wealth
"How old are you nowp"
Seventy"
..And rich. Of course9'
mo. I'm poor man yet; but I've
rot a scheme in view that will make
me as rich as mud before I'm eighty.
and then Ipropose TO take things easy
and enjoy life "--N Y San
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
Mexican
Mustang
l-jniinlent
THIS cooD OLD STANDBY

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
acooraplshes for every body exactly what iscaimed
fcrft one OF the for the great popularity OF
tie Mustang IMMINENT Is found In its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine
rhe Lunsi,ernsan needs It la case Of accident.
The Housewife needs Il for generalfamily use.
The Cana Ter needs II for his teams and bis men
The Mechanic needs always o. his work
bench.
The Miner needs Il in case Of emergency
The piencerneedsit--can get along withonti it
The Farmer needs 1t in his honse, his stable,
and his stock yard
TAe Steamboat NAN or the Beafnan needs
1t sn lIbefal supply ancatand ashore
The Horse-fancier needs It'll is his best
es&ad and safest reliance.
The sfeek grower needs tilt VIII save ann
thousands cf dollars and world Of trouble.
The Raslroa d man needs 1t and will need II 90
lang A. his II @Js ronnd OF accidents and dangers
The fsne.- oodsmnn needs H. There Is notn-
snQilke il as an antldote TOR the dangers 70 lds'
linn and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs it about his store among
his employeas. Accidents win happen, and when
thess code the Mustang Lninent Is wanted at once
Keep n Bottle Ia she House. TITS the best OF
economy.
Keen q Bottle In the Factory. hsimmediaH
sn ~ case of accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep n FSoftle AIways in abe stable for
sss when wanted.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
OUR couNTRY's WEALTH.
The InexhAustible Mineral Resources :"
the Various statcs of the Union.

.x, rxu~tsu.ttt,1. Mineral Resources a.
the various statos of tho Union.
The wonderful developments in iron-
ore mining around Lake Superior nave
recently been the subject OF much
comment. But 1t is found on examina-
ton that no State or Territory wess
of the Mississippiis is without iron. Cal
ifornia has superior ores. The IRON OF
Oregon Is equal to the very best
European metal Several territories
have enormous supplies, and iron ores
are to-day mined in twenty-one.of our
United States. Every county w Mis-
sonri has iron ore, and Iron Maintain
and Pilot Knob have, 1t is estimated,
over 500, 600, 600 tons of excellent ore.
Texas has great masses. and the Ala
bama supply is being developed az
Birmingham excellent iron for some
uses, especially for castings. Inc non
ores Of Wisconsin and Michigan
(Gogebic range) and Of Minnesots
(vermillion range) are OF not only
Of such quantity to surprise one, ou'
of the best quality for steel making.
Last year over 100000 tons were
mined and shipped to points on
Lake Erie, an enormous pro.
duction. The first six months Oh
1887 show an increase, and a-reaay
. 900 600 tons have been shipped but
what a State is Michigan with her salt,
copper and ironl And what coun-
try we have altogether! One section
of it that was untouched in 1850 Ia
now producing 1000, 600 tons OF iron
annually, and another section, Mon
tana. scarcely known in 1880. Is pro-
duciug so, 900, 900 pounds of copper
now in a year. Another Qdaho) has
mountain of sulphur, and another
(Wyominsl has vast areas oi Pc
troieum withfr>its borders California
has sent over 81, 600 600 600 Of gold TO
theUni ted States mint, ~ Is aaso :
veritable garden spot. Ameno mus
iron tonic. In her iron ores sh6f
furnish food, clothing, shelter and r."
sources for any possible r
population. And W
tension of scienC
way, took away tlh
at the last Paris el6e
took the whole fivsWS
limits of imagin2
can but feel tho
for developing
sources. but a.
political virtuff
blessing of weaN
beingP-Bostc
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-10-19
A Correct Diagnosis !.

Young physician 90 patienp Your
dyspepsia comes. ! think, sir from TOO
high living. You are very hign
liver, are you nots
PATIENT Yes. siri ] live on me Top
s,a,,Y N a New York Nat Llfa
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-04
Americas Gretna Green.

Nearly every State in the Union has
its Gretna Green. but few has one that
so thoroughly deserves the name as
Camden, N. j. The clergymcn of that
town who do so much marrying arc
j. Y. Dobbins. Methodist; Rev. J. J.
Sleeper, Episcopal; Rev. J. j. Hoisler,
Methodist, and Rev. Isaac w. Bagley,
Baptist. Mr.. Dobbins averages l4O
couples month, and, as his average
fee is "a couple, he makes about
S6,720 a year. Mr.. Sleeper unifcs
about 60 couples a month, receiving
about the same average fee; but as he
has had diagram Autographed show
ing the most direct route from tho fer
ries to his house he will probably soon
be doing land-office business. Alto
gether. the clergy Of Camden must
make fully $4,000 a year out Of tho
marriage business. - Chicago Times.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-04
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